Sentence examples for test contents from inspiring English sources

"While the test doesn't appear to have leaked into the public domain and can go ahead, a rogue marker did attempt to leak the test contents," the source said.

Therefore, test contents, test formats, degree of difficulty and assessment criteria may vary accordingly.

As seen in Table 6, although no statistical difference was found between the other pairs, the results suggested that test contents might have had an effect on students' test performance.

In-house test contents can be made to align them with program objectives, yet developing and scoring tests, and investigating test validity require a significant contribution of faculty time and expertise.

The provision of article 34 in Prevention Regulations of Coal and Gas Outburst about the drilling holes' diameter, depth and test contents for the same prediction method are different from article 38.

The decreasing number of test items is due to the fact that accounting tasks tend to be more complex in higher grades and thus need more test time (we used vertical scaling methods and anchored items to control for the different test contents, see below).

Use focus groups, ethnographies and pilots to test content before release, to spot problems or opportunities and modify messaging or tactics accordingly.

Edward Donley, a member of the National Assessment Governing Board, which determines the test content and scoring, noted that students in private and public schools performed at about the same level in 1996, but that by 2000, private school students did far better.

We did so because test adaptation requires representative and appropriate test content before collecting statistical evidence.

Table 3 summarizes the test content and the conditions used for testing.

This involved a highly systematic test content analysis, plus a questionnaire survey.